Practical .NET2 and C#2 Cross-Reference
![]() | By Patrick Smacchia |
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Page 64 ...on, this means the generation of the two manifest files and the construction of the file structure that we discussed earlier. You must publish your application in a deployment folder for each supported culture. You can choose if the deployment folder will be a virtual IIS folder, a FTP folder or a s... | Page 246 ... This mechanism allows to partly address the lack of arguments on the constructor of COM classes. However, the string is the same for all instances of a serviced component. You have the possibility of modifying this string through the use of the Component services tool. The classic use of this strin... | Page 595 ...n pool is a collection of equivalent connections. This means that the connections are connected to the same database and that each request from a client uses one of these connections to access the data. These connections are complex objects, expensive to construct and destroy. The underlying idea be... | Page 69 ...security policy allows the execution of an assembly downloaded from the web as long as it does not require any special permissions. However, the CLR would not have allowed the execution of a sensitive operation, such as the access of a file on the hard disk or the modification of the registry, unles... | Page 118 Define a relationship order in the acquiring of access rights to resources. In other words, a thread cannot acquire the access rights to R2 if it has not already acquired the rights to R1. Naturally, the release of the access rights must be done in the reverse order. |
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